People who get COVID continue to face increased risks of developing some neurological and psychiatric conditions, like psychosis and dementia, for up to two years afterwards.

Pakistan reduced malaria cases by 45% from 2015-2020. How did they do it?

Today’s launch marks the introduction of the rotavirus vaccine, which protects against rotavirus-related diarrhoeal disease, into Nigeria’s routine immunisation programme.

A celebration of the stories of care and commitment, captured in images of healthcare workers in action, from many corners of the globe. 

Voices of refugees, host community, health workers and experts speak about COVID-19 vaccination.

Pneumococcal conjugate vaccines have saved millions of lives, but some bacterial strains have evolved to evade them. Genetic sequencing could help vaccine-makers stay one step ahead of the pathogen.

Japanese encephalitis kills one in three of its severely afflicted victims and leaves approximately a quarter of survivors permanently brain damaged. The good news: there’s a vaccine.

By improving the immunisation room in Injibara health centre, the quality of health services and the number of children being brought for routine immunisation has gone up.

Malawi is battling a cholera outbreak in 10 of its 28 districts. Oral cholera vaccines are helping to stem the tide.

As the monkeypox outbreak continues to gain momentum worldwide, here are five charts explaining exactly why this outbreak is so different from what we’ve seen in the past.

Malawi has vaccinated 83% of its frontline health care workers against COVID-19, pushing them to the forefront of the country's vaccination efforts.

Strong immune response data provide even more evidence that typhoid conjugate vaccine offers lifesaving protection to African children.